Damon Lindelof has admitted that Lost fans will not get answers to questions about the island.

Previously, the executive producer had promised that fans would get more answers about the series in the sixth season premiere than the first five seasons put together.

However, Lindelof has said that those answers will not involve questions surrounding the island’s mythology.

“There are certain questions I’m very befuddled by, like, ‘What is the island?’ or ‘What do the numbers mean?’” he told SFX.

“We’re going to be explaining significantly more about the numbers, but what is a potential answer to ‘What do the numbers mean?’ I feel like you have to be very careful about entering into midi-chlorian territory.”

He added: “[The island] is a place. I can’t explain to you why it travels through space-time, it just does. You have to accept that.

“So we intend to answer the big questions, but in terms of the island itself, there will be questions left unanswered after the show ends.”

Damon Lindelof has admitted that Lost fans will not get answers to questions about the island.

Previously, the executive producer had promised that fans would get more answers about the series in the sixth season premiere than the first five seasons put together.

However, Lindelof has said that those answers will not involve questions surrounding the island’s mythology.

“There are certain questions I’m very befuddled by, like, ‘What is the island?’ or ‘What do the numbers mean?’” he told SFX.

“We’re going to be explaining significantly more about the numbers, but what is a potential answer to ‘What do the numbers mean?’ I feel like you have to be very careful about entering into midi-chlorian territory.”

He added: “[The island] is a place. I can’t explain to you why it travels through space-time, it just does. You have to accept that.

“So we intend to answer the big questions, but in terms of the island itself, there will be questions left unanswered after the show ends.”